Available Titles from Nature Theater of Oklahoma
NEW! COMING OCTOBER 16!
This first monograph on Nature Theater of Oklahoma’s work offers a lively insight into its broad artistic practice. Essays by critics, theoreticians, fellow artists and participants in the various projects are accompanied by a series of contributions from Kelly Copper and Pavol Liška together with numerous colour illustrations and a comprehensive index of works.
With contributions by
Elfriede Jelinek; Joris Lacoste; Florian Malzacher; Bonnie Marranca; Nikolaus Müller-Schöll; Nature Theater of Oklahoma; Claus Philipp; Tom Sellar; Karinne Keithley Syers; Pieter T’Jonck.
Guest appearances by
Jérôme Bel; Romeo Castellucci; Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker; Liesbeth Gritter; Richard Foreman; William Forsythe; Faustin Linyekula; Rabih Mroué; Meg Stuart; Mette Van der Sijs; Sarah Vanhee.
Subscription price until 31st October 2019: 20 Euro
instead of 25 Euro (price from 1st November 2019)
Order in advance now from your bookseller or direct from the Alexander Verlag Berlin:
or email: vertrieb@alexander-verlag.com
Nature Theater of Oklahoma's script for Pursuit of Happiness is available for purchase after the show at all performances. The play was published by EnKnap Group in Slovenia, and is not available at this time except at the performances.
Nature Theater of Oklahoma's Episode 5 - printed in a limited leather-bound edition for performances - still has some copies left. We don't sell online, but if you must have it, write us an email and we can figure out how to possibly get you one.
The folks at 53rd State Press have already published several performance texts from Nature Theater of Oklahoma, including our shows No Dice and Rambo Solo — and episodes 1-4 of Life and Times. They publish work by many other amazing artists and specialize in new writing for performance. You can check out their entire catalog online at 53rdstatepress.org
Nature Theater of Oklahoma's Romeo and Juliet was published in full in Volume 40, No. 2 of Yale's Theater magazine, along with an excellent critical essay about the work by Karinne Keithley. Available for download and purchase here.